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@2en/icons

v0.0.1

Published

Clawly's standard icon library — central-icons re-exported for both React Native and Web, plus selectively vendored @2en/openai-icons glyphs and Clawly-custom additions.

Readme

@2en/icons

Clawly's standard icon library — one import path, both React Native and Web.

Quick usage

import {IconBubbleQuestion, IconBubbleQuestionFilled} from '@2en/icons'

// Outlined (no suffix)
<IconBubbleQuestion size={24} color="#1d1d1f" />
// Filled
<IconBubbleQuestionFilled size={24} color="#1d1d1f" />

Each icon takes IconProps (re-exported from upstream CentralIconBaseProps): size?: number | string (default 24), color, style, plus the underlying SVG props.

Naming

Outlined and filled are separate components, not a variant prop — tree-shaking only ships what you import.

| Form | Meaning | |---|---| | IconArchive | outlined | | IconArchiveFilled | filled |

A handful of glyphs are vendored from @2en/openai-icons instead of central-icons (e.g. IconArchive, IconStop, IconTasks); these don't expose a *Filled variant — mixing the oai outlined with a central filled would clash visually.

Cross-platform

import {IconArchive} from '@2en/icons' works in both React Native (Metro / Expo) and React Web (Webpack / Vite / Next.js). The package's exports field switches by bundler condition:

  • react-native@central-icons-react-native/*
  • default@central-icons-react/*

react-native and react-native-svg are optional peer deps — Web-only consumers see no install warnings.

IconName type

IconName is the intersection of native ∩ web — names guaranteed to exist on every platform. Names exclusive to one platform are still importable, just absent from this union.

Conventions

  • No deep imports. Always import {IconX} from '@2en/icons'.
  • PascalCase, Icon prefix.
  • No default exports. Always named.

License

Re-exported icons under src/central-icons/ are sourced from Iconists Central Icons under our purchased license; the Iconists license terms apply. Vendored glyphs in src/openai-icons/ retain @2en/openai-icons' license. Hand-authored content in src/custom/ is Clawly's.


Working on this package? See CLAUDE.md.